The P-L-I-F is defined as Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion
This approach requires a 4-6” incision in the center of the back to access one or two levels.
Initial posterior fixation is used to expand the intervertebral space.
The PLIF approach removes the spinous processes with lamina, and facet joints.
The spinal cord is retracted and the surgeon can access the disc.
The surgeon can then remove the diseased disc nucleus to prepare the vertebral bodies for fusion.
After the disc is prepared, a biocompatible
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